Team arguments

The TeamArgument class interacts with the Minecraft scoreboard and represents a team. Similar to the ObjectiveArgument class, the TeamArgument class must be casted to a String.

Example - Toggling friendly fire in a team

Let's say we want to create a command to toggle the state of friendly fire in a team. We want a command of the following form

/togglepvp <team>

To do this, given a team we want to use the setAllowFriendlyFire(boolean) function. As with the ObjectiveArgument, we must convert the String into a Team object.

new CommandAPICommand("togglepvp")
    .withArguments(new TeamArgument("team"))
    .executes((sender, args) -> {
        // The TeamArgument must be casted to a String
        String teamName = (String) args[0];
        
        // A team name can be turned into a Team using getTeam(String)
        Team team = Bukkit.getScoreboardManager().getMainScoreboard().getTeam(teamName);
        
        // Toggle pvp
        team.setAllowFriendlyFire(team.allowFriendlyFire());
    })
    .register();

CommandAPICommand("togglepvp")
    .withArguments(TeamArgument("team"))
    .executes(CommandExecutor { _, args ->
        // The TeamArgument must be casted to a String
        val teamName = args[0] as String

        // A team name can be turned into a Team using getTeam(String)
        val team = Bukkit.getScoreboardManager().mainScoreboard.getTeam(teamName)!!

        // Toggle pvp
        team.setAllowFriendlyFire(team.allowFriendlyFire())
    })
    .register()